Trying to change corporate culture using traditional methods, away from that of toxic and illegal sexual harassment and abuse, has been tried before and failed. But innovative ideas like showing bystanders how to intervene, as well as promoting more women have proved effective. In her New York Times article, Claire Cain Miller explains this dynamic and offers some solid suggestions. Elizabeth Svoboda suggests seven ways to finally put an end to this behaviour in her Washington Post feature.

I have been trying to advance this approach for years. This will only work if the boss sets the example, first by actively participating, by also being trained and dealing swiftly with any wrongdoing that is identified.